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Early on December 30, the rupee fell 5 paise versus the US dollar, reaching Rs 85.53. Increased demand from importers, withdrawals of foreign investment, and a decline in activity in the Indian equities market are the factors for the decrease in investor mood. The rupee opened worse at the interbank foreign exchange, falling 5 paise…
Due to the Chinese yuan’s decline and importers’ aggressive dollar buys, which were probably connected to month-end payments, the rupee fell to yet another all-time low on Monday, according to FX traders. The decrease was, however, restrained by dollar sales made by the state-owned banks acting on behalf of the Reserve Bank of India. After…
As the US Federal Reserve’s hawkish stance triggered a broad dollar rally, the rupee fell 12 paise to its lowest point ever, 85.06, against the US dollar in early trading on Thursday. Forex dealers reported that the US Federal Reserve had changed its 2025 forecasts, indicating a more cautious approach to monetary policy and putting…
The 2024/25 US oilseed production forecast is 131.2 million tons, slightly higher due to higher cottonseed production. Soybean supply and usage projections remain stable, while soybean oil production rises due to a higher extraction rate. Export projections for soybean oil are raised by 500 million pounds, reaching 1.1 billion pounds, supported by strong export commitments….
Against the US dollar, the rupee fell 7 paise to Rs 84.73 in early trading on December 9. Foreign money leaving the country and a decrease in activity in the Indian stock market are the reasons for the dip. The strong demand for dollars from importers and international banks is the reason why the Indian…
According to currency analysts, the rupee, which has been under pressure for the past several months, is predicted to weaken due to a strong dollar and slower-than-expected economic development. Given a stronger US economy and an underlying bullish tendency in the dollar, the USD INR is predicted to move higher. Over the next few months,…
In the week ending November 22, India’s foreign exchange (forex) reserves fell to USD 656.582 billion for the eighth consecutive week, according to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). The foreign exchange reserves are in a downward phase after reaching an all-time high of USD 704.89 billion in September. They fell by around USD 1.31…
The US dollar rose to a new high on Friday, while the euro sank on poor euro-area economic data. The dollar rose 3% this month on expectations that a presidential election victory would boost inflation and limit the Federal Reserve’s ability to cut interest rates. In Europe, EUR/USD fell to a two-year low on Thursday…
Because the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is expected to intervene, market participants anticipate a slight devaluation of the rupee, which will prevent the FX market from experiencing extreme volatility. By the end of December, the rupee should be trading around 84.50 to the US dollar. Tuesday saw it fall to a new low of…
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) reported on Friday that India’s foreign exchange reserves fell by $6.78 billion to $675.65 billion for the week ending November 8. Following its peak of $704.89 billion at the end of September, the foreign exchange basket has declined for several weeks. Over the last six weeks, their total decline…
